Ms. Aki has been good friends with the kids and their family for a very long time now. While not much is known concerning Ms. Aki’s background, she has been a resident of the Abenobashi Shopping Arcade for years, and seems quite knowledgeable about the history of the area and those who dwell there, often offering a tip or two to Arumi and Sasshi. Ms. Aki shows up in the different dimensions of Abenobashi, usually in the company of Sayaka or Mune-mune.

The former &quot;guardian&quot; of Hekikuu high. He&#039;s been a slave to the previous guardian for most of his high school life, and he thought he could enjoy being the guardian in his last year of school, but he is forced to resign soon after meeting Kitano. He&#039;s the most delinquent-like of the group, skipping lessons to smoke and provoking fights. Although he usually gets beaten up  by others (Koiso Ryoko, Takehisa, other delinquents), he isn&#039;t physically weak - he is big and has a strong punch. The fact he is constantly defeated lies in his mind - he is easily scared and has tendency to panic. He is also simple-minded enough to be manipulated.        Kuroda desperately tries to reserve a leftovers of his dignity by acting like a guardian before Ogisu and his sempais. Also he has one-sided crush on Ryoko.        Ooshita and Tokiyama are his two lackeys/friends. Both of them have rarely been referred to by their actual names. Koide, the class president&#039;s assistant calls it a &quot;miracle&quot; that he was able to obtain their full names. As the story progresses, they realize Kuroda&#039;s weakness (and strengths, rarely good, though), but they kept on being loyal to him.        Another piece of trivia from the author himself, Kuroda serves as a pivotal character at the very start of the series, when the author experienced a writer&#039;s block.     Wikipedia

The only male teacher seen regularly in the series, Kimura's open-mouthed expression (as well as his ability to simply appear out of nowhere) tends to creep out most of the female students. While he has shown tendencies to be responsible and kind-hearted (he recycles littered cans, donates frequently to charities and even offered 10,000 yen as an offering at a Shinto shrine to pray for world peace), he openly enjoys looking at girls wearing bloomers sports gear and swimsuits (he even so much as admitted that he became a teacher because he liked looking at schoolgirls). Obviously, the girls find this perverted, but it also creates empathy with the male students, most of whom would like to do the same thing.     ~!He is married to a pretty and kind young woman and has a (normal) young daughter, much to everyone's surprise.!~

Natsumi&#039;s late husband.

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Tobihaneru was a Lemures used by Fisheye while targeting Mamoru Chiba for his Dream Mirror.     http://www.wikimoon.org/index.php?title=Tobihaneru

Takeo Shiro was the manager for an amusement park at which the Three Lights had a performance. He was turned into the Phage Sailor Amuse when Sailor Lead Crow took his Star Seed.

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Number XI of the Chronos Numbers, he is Cerberus Unit's long range attacker. He wields a bazooka named &quot;Verethragna.&quot; He dies helping Jenos and Naizer escape from the Apostles of the Stars' collapsing hideout after a failed attempt on Creed's life due to Jenos's thoughtless intervention.  

Belouga is identical to his manga counterpart, except in the Anime it isn't told if he dies or not in the escape, but is presumed so as he does not appear in the story after the attack on the castle. The last we see of him is an effort by himself and Naizer to attack Creed, the Camera shot pans to give us a a view of the ruined castle, and a large explosion can be seen. While fighting through the Castle, he engages Shiki in a battle. Shiki thinks he is simply wasting his attacks and firing wildly, but realises too late that his true target was the supporting walls of the castle, leading the building to collapse.

Lib Tyrant is ex-gangster and mayor of small town. He was killed by Black Cat in first episode of anime.

Mujoe appears in the Bomberman Jetters (Anime) initially as one of the main villians. He has an allegiance with MechaDoc who provides him with Gadgets to create artificial Bombermen. He is shown to have a fatherly relationship with the Bomber Shitennou, even allowing Grand Bomber to take on White Bomber on his own as a show of respect and honour. His role becomes less of a villian and more of an ally and acquaintence as the story progresses, as towards the end of the entire series, Mujoe even allies with the Jetters in order to save Bagura from MechaDoc, as his relationship with him is revealed to be more of a strong lasting friendship than that of a "boss-and-his-lacky". It's also revealed that he started of as a nobody who drank his life away because of a failing life, no job, girlfriend leaving and no money. Mujoe was also noticeably overweight and had brown hair. However, Bagura soon found him and invited him to his home, which Bagura gave Mujoe a job as his right-hand man with a salary of 180,000 yen, among other benefits. They all turned out to be a lie, but despite this, Mujoe promised to help Bagura and after sharing, what appears to be a pot noodle, the Hige-Hige group was born.   -From the Bomberman Wiki

Snake is an antagonist from the Magic Kaito series. He is a codenamed agent in Magic Kaito's unnamed organization.

~!He the murderer of the first Kaitou Kid, Toichi Kuroba.!~

An older cop in the Oraganized Crime Task Force that often gives Takaba news-worthy tip-offs.    ~!He's a dirty cop helping mobsters smuggle drugs &amp; betrays Takaba.!~

A member of a bandit group who hijacked a train headed towards Central City so that he could trade the safety of the passengers on board - most notably General Haruko - for the freedom of his group&#039;s leader. Originally a member of the military, he desired an Automail arm to increase his power. This use of automail for unnecessary procedure was prohibited by the State, and Bald was discharged and became an outlaw, seeking revenge on the military that disbarred him. His automail arm includes two gun barrels and a small knife blade. While hijacking the train, Bald was confronted by Edward, who disabled his arm and defeated the bandits, an exploit which won him permission to take the State Alchemist entry exam. He would later resurface in &quot;Curse of the Crimson Elixir&quot; inside the sewers of Eastern City, and then &quot;Stray Rondo&quot; to repeat the same crime, only to be put in jail yet again both times by the Elrics.    In the manga, he&#039;s actually part of rebels who against Amestris, possibly from one of the southern bordering country which area had been taken by Amestris during the war.    In the anime, the event actually is part of a flashback to before Edward became a State Alchemist. Defeating Bald allows the Elrics to take the State Alchemist examination after a grateful Hakuro refers them. In the manga, Edward is already a State Alchemist (and fifteen years old) and returning from Lior. After defeating Bald, Mustang refers Edward to Shou Tucker and his research when Edward wonders if it would be possible to alchemically construct himself new limbs.

Mitsukake  is the healer of Suzaku&#039;s warriors. He is soft-spoken and one of the most serious of the Suzaku Celestial Warriors. He is 22 years old and was born in Sōen Village, near Chōkō of northern part of Kōnan. His true name is Juan Myō (妙 寿安, Myou Juan?), born the star Chariot (軫). Mitsukake&#039;s fighting abilities are limited to his own strength, but as a Celestial Warrior, he possesses incredible healing powers at the cost of exchanging some of his own life force. He uses this ability frequently to heal minor injuries, but after healing life-threatening injuries, Mitsukake requires an entire day to regenerate his life force. His cat Tama is the unofficial mascot of the Suzaku Celestial Warriors and, after Mitsukake&#039;s death, becomes Chichiri&#039;s pet.    

Despite his expressionless appearance and tendency to remain silent, Mitsukake is a kind-hearted and calm man who seems aloof, but is actually shy and does not know how to be more outgoing. He is especially kind to the weak, elderly, the sickly, and children, as well as animals. During the battle between Konan and Kutō, he is severely wounded by Nakago. Mitsukake subsequently dies exhausting all his energy to save the life of a child who is later revealed to be the reincarnation of his beloved, as well as all the soldiers who had been wounded during the battle.    

 ~!In Fushigi Y&ucirc;gi Eikoden, he is revived as a young boy who is not convinced that he is Mitsukake and stays to protect a young girl who is also named Shōka.!~  

Tokaki is a Byakko Celestial Warrior married to the beautiful and kind Subaru. Extremely lecherous in nature, Tokaki takes it upon himself to comment on any attractive young woman he comes across, including Miaka. Despite his womanizing habits, Tokaki loves Subaru dearly and would go to any length to protect her. He cares deeply for Tatara and Tamahome, whom he sees as a son. He is 109 years old, but only appears 19 years old. Tokaki&#039;s power is teleportation and is supplemented by his knowledge of pressure points as well as his use of earrings as weapons.    


He is the strongman of the Dark Five, large and muscular with a moai-shaped head. He relies on his brawn rather than his brain. Easily having the highest fortitude of the group, Gekidrago can take a direct, unprotected hit from a Marble Screw (or Twister in the English Dub) and only be knocked out for a few minutes. He often ends his sentences with "muka".

Giovanni Bertuccio is one of the Count&#039;s right-hand men, acting as servant and bodyguard.

A "phantom member" of the Genshiken, Haraguchi rarely shows up at the club room, and when he does, it is almost always bad news. He is a member of the Manga Society and Anime Society as well, but has paid his club dues for none of them.   Called "Haraguro" by those who are unfortunate enough to know him, he is roundly disliked by everyone in all three groups, and only grudgingly tolerated by his much-touted connections among semi-professional manga artists. However, as he tends to intimidate others into submission, few are willing to voice their complaints in public.

Kouji Ishii

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